Mark Chen | Department of Psychology

My website is official 🙌 Excited to share that I am interested in reviewing applications for Harvard’s Clinical Science PhD program this fall as I look for the first student to join my lab! I appreciate it if you can share with your network :)
psychology.fas.harvard.edu/people/mark-...

This dream project builds on an earlier work I did in grad school examining brain networks related to susceptibility to future stress, a direction I’m excited to keep pursuing!

Here, we found that the brain network predicting trauma history showed reduced connectivity following mild stress in the lab. This reduced conn, related to lower dep sxs, may indicate an adaptive brain response to stress.

So privileged to work with this incredible experimental data to examine brain networks at the intersection of past trauma and future stress. Grateful to all the coauthors and my mentors @evgoldfarb.bsky.social @dylanggee.bsky.social

Grateful to be gathering and hearing exciting science from the cog neuro community at #CNS2025! We’ve got new ideas to share:
Sat 3p - poster A94 from Jean Ye
Sun 5p - C147 from @zhoui.bsky.social
Mon 10am - 📱symposium! feat @davidclewett.bsky.social, @barense.bsky.social, @liladavachi.bsky.social

A network correspondence toolbox for quantitative evaluation of novel neuroimaging results - Nature Communications Here, the authors present the Network Correspondence Toolbox, which enables researchers to examine and report spatial correspondence between their neuroimaging results and widely used brain atlases.

It's finally here! Use the Network Correspondence Toolbox to help contextualize your neuroimaging findings 🧠

Congrats, Bridget!!

You’re a 🤩🌟 !! So glad that we still have you for a little bit longer!